The answer is 88. Median is middle number and you don’t count the same number twice
The division equation that has a quotient of 13 is 1/1/13 = 13
<h3>How to determine the equation?</h3>
The given parameters are:
- Quotient = 13
- Dividend = Whole number
- Divisor = Unit fraction i.e. 1/n where n is an integer.
A division equation is represented as:
Dividend/Divisor = Quotient
Substitute 13 for the Quotient
Dividend/Divisor = 13
Recall that:
Unit fraction = 1/n
So, we have:
Dividend/1/n = 13
Let n = 13.
So, we have:
Dividend/1/13 = 13
This gives
13 * Dividend = 13
Divide both sides by 13
Dividend = 1
So, we have:
1/1/13 = 13
Hence, the division equation is 1/1/13 = 13
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Answer: 133. Im not sure that is correct because that's impossible, but I added 132 to 400 to get 532, then dived by 4. Worked it backwards to get 133.
If t=-3 (hopefully it does) then it's 6+-12/10. This is -6/10=-3/5